Sarah Franklin Bache Papers
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- Barry, Amelia Evans to Sarah Franklin Bache, 1789 May 18
- Letter from Amelia Barry (god-daughter of Benjamin Franklin) to Sally Bache. Barry expresses how much she misses Sally and discusses American politics, Congress, and physicians.
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- Bass, P. to Sarah Franklin Bache, 1793 May 22
- Letter from P. Bass to Sally Bache. There is much discussion of family and mutual friends, many named in the letter, regarding marriage, deaths, and other current and daily events.
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- Baynton, Jane and Baynton, Susanna to Sarah Franklin Bache, 1790 June 27
- Letter from Jane and Susanna Baynton to Sally Bache requesting that their brother, Peter, "become security to you dear Madam or Mr. Bache for one hundred Dollars..."
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- Bryson, James to Sarah Franklin Bache, 1793 October 25
- Letter from James Bryson to Sally Bache. There is significant mention of their mutual friends that have recently died, many named in the letter.
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- Caldwell, E. H. to Sarah Franklin Bache, 1803 November 8
- Letter from E. H. Caldwell to Sally Bache concerning girls' education and the "scarcity of good servants."
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- Clifton, Anna Maria to Sarah Franklin Bache, August 26
- Letter from Anna Maria Clifton to Sally Bache.
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- Currie, Mary to Sarah Franklin Bache, 1793 March 6
- Letter from Mary Currie to Sally Bache regarding the Bache children.
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- Francis, Anne to Sarah Franklin Bache, 1799 March 24
- Letter from Anne Francis to Sally Bache.
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- Francis, Anne to Sarah Franklin Bache, 1807 March 11
- Letter from Anne Francis to Sally Bache regarding family and health.
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- Francis, Anne to Sarah Franklin Bache, undated
- Letter from Anne Francis to Sally Bache.
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- Franklin, William Temple to Sarah Franklin Bache, 1779 June 1
- Letter from William Temple Franklin to his aunt, Sally Bache. William reports on family matters, mentioning that her father [Benjamin Franklin] had a "severe attack of the Gout" but is "perfectly well" and "Benny" [Benjamin William Bache] was sent to Geneva "both on account of Religion and Education.", Partially illegible., American Philosophical Society